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Nvidia (NVDA) has become the first company in history to reach a $5 trillion market capitalization, with its market cap surging in the past week. NVIDIA’s stock rose as much as 3.4% at the market open on Wednesday, pushing its market cap above the elusive mark. JUST IN: Nvidia $NVDA becomes the first company in history to reach a $5 trillion market cap. pic.twitter.com/4o65EjUutU — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) October 29, 2025 The rally followed CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote at the company’s GTC conference in Washington, D.C., where he unveiled U.S. manufacturing expansions along with strategic partnerships. Nvidia revealed partnerships with Nokia and Palantir, including multiple billion-dollar investments into both. This year, the chip giant has exploded in investor interest and value, leading the ongoing AI wave. Other major companies and tech stocks like Amazon and Apple have followed suit, but Nvidia is the first to reach the $5 trillion market cap milestone. At press time, ...

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed that trade talks with China have resumed in London for a second day. Top US and Chinese officials are working to secure a breakthrough in trade deals for the exports and imports of goods. Dialogues over the export controls for rare earth minerals and other important goods are being discussed in the ongoing talks. The stock market and the US dollar are expected to surge if the trade talks go through. Also Read: De-Dollarization: Which Currency Will Replace the US Dollar? JUST IN: US Commerce Secretary Lutnick says trade talks with China are going well and will continue all day. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) June 10, 2025 President Donald Trump also said on Tuesday “We’re doing well with China. China’s not easy,” as the discussions progress. The talks come after data from the Customs Department shows that China’s exports to the US plunged 34.5% in May. This was the steepest fall recorded since the outbrea...

In what is yet another part of the continued aftermath of US President Trump’s Liberation Day, Amazon has reportedly canceled some inventory orders from China following the country’s tariffs. Indeed, the e-commerce juggernaut is seeking to “reduce exposure to tariffs,” according to a Bloomberg report. The Trump administration imposed a 10% baseline tariff in its recent announcement last week. However, this contentious relationship with China and rising geopolitical tensions saw them increase those import duties to 104% this week as a trade war looks to be brewing. JUST IN: Amazon cancels inventory orders from China due to tariffs. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 9, 2025 Also Read: European Union to Impose Up to 25% Tariffs on US Goods Amazon Cancels Chinese Orders as Trade War Heats Up It has certainly been a troublesome start to 2025 for the US economy. With returning President Donald Trump adopting an aggressive economic policy to balance trade, markets in...

The US stock market has certainly struggled in the first three months of the year. However, there are few that have been hindered as much as one of the most prominent EV manufacturers in the world. However, Tesla (TSLA) has begun to turn things around, and with the stock up 17% over the last 5 days, analysts are saying this could be the reason. The company certainly went into crisis mode after continuously dropping throughout the last two months. It received two White House endorsements in an attempt to reverse the fall. Now, as it attempts to end a streak of nine straight weekly losses, the company may be turning a corner. Tesla is Looking to End Weekly Loss Streak, and This May Be Why It Reverses Source: Business Insider Also Read: Tesla Could Reach $327.17 in April: A 13.55% Gain You Can’t Miss Throughout March, Tesla has become the face of a struggling stock market. The company sits at a $270 share price and has dropped another 6% on Wednesday. Moreover, in the last 30 days, the st...

One of the biggest risers of 2024, Nvidia (NVDA) has kicked off the new year with a boost as Wall Street has held its $177 target on the tech company. Indeed, the chipmaker increased a remarkable 180% over the last twelve months. Now, all eyes are on whether or not the company can repeat its impressive performance. For much of last year, the firm jockeyed for position as the largest company by market cap with Apple (APPL). Although the iPhone developer ended up on top, Nvidia is still eyeing the $4 trillion market cap record. With AI demand expected to continue, it could be reachable this year. Source: CNBC Also Read: NVIDIA Stock Rises 6% After ByteDance Announces $7B Chip Buy for 2025 Nvidia Starts 2025 With a Boost as Wall Street Holds ‘Buy’ Rating Amid what was a positive year for the stock market in the United States, 2024 proved that the AI arms race is alive and well. Following the arrival of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in 2023, the technology has driven immense investment...

The panic over a potential US recession has caused a massive downturn to take place across global markets. The development has led to five trading platforms reportedly going down as the market issue persists throughout the country. Fidelity, Vanguard, and TD Ameritrade are among the downed platforms. Both Wall Street and the crypto market have faced a Black Monday in early August. Crypto investments have seen $528 million in outflows take place, according to CoinShares, as a US economy slowdown becomes more likely. Subsequently, the rabid response has affected operations across the country. JUST IN: The following trading platforms are reportedly down: • Charles Schwab • TD Ameritrade • Vanguard • E-Trade • Fidelity — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) August 5, 2024 Also Read: S&P 500: Almost $2 Trillion Wiped Out as Market Opens US Stock Market Fall Has Five Trading Platforms Down Wall Street has struggled as global market’s panic amid the US economy’s uncertain fate. W...